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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-29
PUBLIC SALE

- szfe-5a5. Feb - 1871. 90 tho philips Corn
q F-az EaFll, c1anIelriHs AZ = o elcei- p ~ re
t1lssT5ng property .iil be sold. one zgln mules
sla h1ststs Gne wagon; one stirring IloW- o--e
Lrftil- Fi1Egs tgso Cli1fElrlrzs one mover aa--
hay rake. tao cows ala ulia calf
Terms % Sale---0u zuln= ua,ier SD ea-h oyer
so one naif IN SIX mCurhs fhe oEl=r = faa-ts=s
Hill aqprogel zsgufitT-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-29
PUBLICATION notice
In the District Court Of Phillips Com
kansas:
ELVINA CLONCH, Plaintiff,

WALTER CIONCH, Deft-
The DE- eudaut Walter Cl0nch. viii take notice
that he has been sued in the 5id eourt 10y plain
tii for divorce from the bonds OF IN Itrimony, on
account Of abandonment .ee-, and must answer
the petition flied by plaintiff or before the ian
ll OF March. 1885, or the said pet ton " ne
taken as true and Judgment for divorce rendered
thereon accordingly.
Att-st- ELTHC DAVIS
j. ~ SALLEE, Plaintiffs ATTY
LL.rk DieLrict Court. y LII-.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-29
PUBL CATION NOTICE.
strict Court OF Phillips County, State Of
Kansas.
Fannie j. League, Plaintiff.

In the district Court Of Phillips County, State Of
Kansas.
Fannie j. League, Plaintiff.
II. E. League. Defendant
The state OF Kansas, Phillips County;
The defendant. 81. l.. League. viii take notice
that he has been sued by the plaintiff; that her
petition is ON file in the Once of the Clerk o. the
district Court of Phillips County, State OF kansas,
and chat the defendant must answer the same on
before the 10Th day of Feb -, or Ine petition
viii he taken as true and Judgment for divorce
Gissqiring, CauCeliug aud auHuiing the marital
bonds of Plaintiff and defendant and for the Gus
touv. care. control and guardianship OF the three
minor children O. plaintiff, and de eiiiinL rue Tor
.engr.l eguitabl. relief j II. sA-LEE,
CLERK District Cont Phillips County.
GEO W SriSsOs & -oN, AttFs for PIalntIH-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-01-29
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUHcH

CHEAP MONEY NEW RATES, Al
THE CITIZENS BANK.
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They also take corn and country
produce, at the highest market price
in exchange for goods. Call in and
see them whether you wish to bay
or not.
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CHURCHES


HAFIIoI LIIL HIH-
Rev. n b. Homan win preach u the PresbyteF
Ian church, on state street between Fourth and
Fifth. the fret sunday ia every Month ~ II
O'Clock a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
CLOSING PRICES or Bosroy srooKa
TloSroN Juno 20. t93I
Saturday. To-day
SATURDAY.. Tod
MONDAY, June 20-P. VI.


The new week opens with dull and strong markets at
the Stock Exchange Prices for stocks generally opened
higher and ruled higher than Saturday but the total
amounted only to 1643l3 shares or when
Philadelphia and Reading contributed more than 20 per
cent in number Of shares That stock ranged between
So and 52a and closed at So against 81 ~ saturdays
highest figure The buying Of Lake Shore and Erie was
good at small advances, but the disposition
not to climb for them or any other good
stocks. Wheeling and Lake Erie and st. Paul
and Duluth were exceptionally crratic The hrst
sold mp 39 60l2 and closed at 50e and ST. Paui ana
Duluth sold up 2le to 95 and closed at 92. Western
Union sold exdivdend at 77i2d77 against 1918 DIVIDEND
per cent? Saturday evening There Is good oea Oh
talk AMI Boosting that the short interest was ciosed
up on last weeks small decline but we fail to discover
any evidence that such covering general That the
scapers the market closed their shorts after tue re-
covcry set in unquestonaby true but II Is not prob
able that the large shorts who sold stocks last March
have qudsted any considerable portion Oh tneir con
tracts They arc still talking about Treasury absorp'
ton OF money the condition of the banks the cotton spec
ulsion and finally the faraway western specniauoh'
I'm ands Treasury absorption for the present and Tor
the coming six months has been exploded by facts ana
the Treasury's present labtea The condl1oh Oh TUG
entirely satisfactory their surplus less thar
usual at this season for the simple reason that they are
not the repositories OF the idle money OF the whole conn
try and therefore subject to smaller drafts than
usnol when the movements of the crops begin by
such deposits heretofore in the summer season hey nVe
rolled up large and useless reserve. which with tue
opening OF the autumn business has been deP'e.ou
RAPIDLY collapse Of the cotton speculation OF when
there's are some Indications will do harm 10 FEWER
individuals than did the breaking up OF inc
wheat clique, and will food the foreign
exchange market with bills. Tho Western land
specuatons are their worst local affairs ana nave
fair basis growth OF population and In the general
Improvement in business Another batch OF railroad
earnings for the second week printed below
and they make the usual favorable comparisons In
connection with this it is needfu to remember that so Tar
az monthly reports of net earnings have been mado inc
OF tho gain TO the net greater than 10 the
gross earnings that after deducting the rst charges
the percentage of gain TO the surplus 'app"canio -
dividends s still much greater The market closed dui
and firm at figures something of from tho highest
Government bonds dull and steady Mt quotations
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

sSs "s. freely offered :. nSsSs cs
sV Sssr vi SAs & ~ w''d'" 0'' % 70
ps ,oS q importance, sale: iso
co,,on.ee crude 81 yellow fair @ prime ~
& Cod dcmesie i ssc fSfsIsn Ss hs:cso
s%s %.s. 5ss5c %s''f Tsu. sS I g% S
s light spsrm crude & Ss SI'' sn. Tn sss7
sa q nnurs Ss? s
winter ssc seasSci winter aoc.i extra bIsached
&c f san Ea .p per s92.. s2 Red SngSn ss ps IS
Msa,sroo prime oo975c common 55S0oc' Palm 4"~
s sg 3 The unsettled condition q other n
Ms private terms: Nos, quoted = SOSs4 8 ic, Old
ss sa e r?s s:
rssl, E. sss!s ss g. Fs nHEa Mes ss
bS At and hams have
$'ms s but g rsss Tps n r'Ss'
Picked nss: 10 . syerass 7i,c Picked Relies. - D.
s &C. r' bs% mo
7ac MIDD ES-Pn's: are nominal aI-ogeeo OF de
DRESSED noashTa a Sate S"S With dsnand
hs dSg for an ssspas
res s SS sss ss S1 az
early and during the afternoon session the variations were
With an increased business in good part ship
% s sales 5s9 c' Wesssa steam for export ps,
4Oc refine quoted &c. Continents south American. 7iOc
&c closing SScc s $3.50 c sU august g
87Oc 1000 tcs September 6S066S7c. closing. 6SOci
5000 ties. October 6g0G6.97c CLOSING $500 1nO tcs
November SIC: closing 680c BUTTER. CHEESE and
E0GS-Butter-The movement IL the usual incident o
opening show decided
change. although the feeling continues weak. Western
Creamery IL Sc; State Creamery Extra 0a62Oc state
Dairy half frkin tubs. boise Welsh tubs 1917 rci
Western Factory. lJd &c.; Western Dairy, l21dl0c.;
Western Imitation Creamery. l3dl5b. Cheese-Buyers
Factory S.w s. Soe including waite sss celcS.d
9c; Night SKINS 5e7o Common TO Prime. Western Fac.
tory 7sGs1c Prime to Choice EGgs-Are offered lower
with moderate demand State. l6c' Western lir1l61c'
Canada. l5Ldi5bc,
sUGAR-For Raw tho prices woro well held the
ket Father active Quotations 3adisc for
Moasses 76c for FAR Refining and Bloc. for 9Oo test
Centrifugal sales 81 900 bags Manila Extra 80 ZOO
hLdA Cuba &c and GOO hhds English Islands he Refined
quiet Cut Loaf 6.c Crushed &C. Cubes. DC; Powdered.
606sc; Granulated. 57sc Mould a. 57sci Conectoners
A. 5ac; Coffee A Stannari 5.4i a. Cofee on A,
5s95.c White Extra G. 0r.i Extra C. 4l8l58t 15.l6c;
&. t+a4 ll.l8c.i Yellow. IA4t2c
STEARINE-Dul ami less nominal. City quoted,
81 Olcomarg arnc. 6s.a6 ll.l6c.
TALLOW-in moderate demand and firm. Primo City
quoted at 8 i3.iGc. Sales lO2 900 10 at 3s93 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

Export. Montre, for the week ende June ls lss7
were oi2 soyes and 81 sep From g9''Gl the1s wes
OF alti'nore ii4 Halves and from phlladel.
tho states fr tho wcek o. 70i Live Cattle 1924
qGaI Sherman & Culver II Pennsylvania Meal fed
steers. li7o ayenge At - 70 ger 100 "a 49, iiSo
Al - so IL do 1908 H. ~ i5 Kcn!gcsy DO 2lt 10 at
20 - ytd y aT a. q 10 1856 H. do So b. at
cnlcsgS 10 tl9 q q e sos HS a. Ia do at
iG 81 z DO ,2ig Is At g d 80 iS DC i 81 40 e.
si9g 1920 n nj a. IS Bull 1900 10 at ~ 10 do. 1900
H. At sS65 d. ITO n. at IS 3d. do 1880 No. at SO jo
IHG ko.sa% Kentucky stIIGrs" 100 nycrsgs
al al I; 20 y: = d. d. 100 r. al Al $40 liz
hi = 40 1922 2. 60 81 z ReS S sg
s g e II i I At 80. i7do lass @tsi So
li, Ts 52srss at @sT%1'
aH e i Is Do at + G S sts iS-
NcwJcrsey steers Id2S H. AZ - 80 d. lz TO- at - 60
ia u, st = x. 70 irasscr, ies ~ at 60,
s,ars ITO 10 at "a 3d. do loiS NJ at "a COW 1000 10
&S1tcn g elliott Buffalo steers l2lI D. at 9 s. per
n ia d d. 81 t o at r If az IS 10y do al
"a ~ 90 ohio do, l?54 r. at "a 7oi Oxen iso2 NJ 4"
D. sca%SerS 10 rennsyvaqIs Msalted stees' ico2 r.
h M@%r"s chieasc steer. 1879 % % sY Ysc at n,
4 DO 77 az g mo II So ioz 10 az 100 ~ at at 49,
il do 1928 10, ats4 90 10 do los d. 81 10 Bu 1000
10 az - ssSer CO. IL Ohio 1917 average. atsi 10
PuiIGU CoWS-No fresh arrivals and only 95 heidi
r ed for the week has been little more inquiry Tor
cow Ss GG From 1856 $50 to 500 have been the rn
a selling % customers Al 800 each
cAIVEs-Receipts were 1855 head. There was fairly
stock And all were readily sOd AZ steady
r,ce. ar At BuitermilE Calves 4hd0c for Fed
do a 53c Mixed los and 05@Otc ior FMr 10 choce
-DIIentsck q Dewey: "a Buttermilk Calves l79
yersge AZ 40 per 10 Nike Calves LOO 10, al be- Neas,
Is0 NJ 20 DO lao 10 at &C. ~ no. 100 ID al otci
Irl ~ 1o - H.
Iialenbeck Hollis: 129 Bucrmlk Calves l43 10 aver
age al &c per "a do lGS n al 3'ic O do lss AT io
n ia ljj H. M ac: u MSed Calves i17 10 nc oc loi
VraIs &c 80 do l6i ID, at 0sci ~ no. lfo ID NJ
% n Usrpneton ii Buttermk Calves 1873 10 average at
c nrr h Is Mixed Calves. Ia 10, az 5c 6do 2O ID ~
5Lc % do 1877 D. at 6c III veas I94 TO- ~ &c ,4 49,
l4l H. at Osci 10 do, l2O 10, NJ 80 w. ~ w.
IiTmc mullen 1877 Buttermik Calves, 1913 10 average
At 81 - d 100 NJ 10 10 72 h. at &c per oi 6ted calves
ieS 10 t4Lc; IL do 29i ~. at 5c "a xeals ~ 70 az Sc
= e - 0s; Butermk Calves, 1872 10 average, AT 90
r,r M So Mixed calves IA 10 at oci Neaa 10Y 10 ~
Ne go do 100 ~ sac 80 do, l47 ID. at6Hc 81 no.
IelI,ne Wright Co: 80 Buttermllk Calves l69 n aver
age al Is 80 Der 272 Veas rs d. torc per 81
40 Judd Buckingham SO veals aud Fed Calves lao Az
cragr at &c per 2i3 veas l6o d. att ~ oo io' ID
walsh Kirby & Co; ~ Bnttermllk calves go 10 I" S''c
SHEEP LAMBsReceipt, we're 90 cars o. ~ 90
head3i cars Jersey City and u cars a oOst AM -.
cars were In the pens weeks arrivals r.ae WIS
allow with Good Sheep steady aud Common ana Mea'nn
grades weak and depressed and Lambs sttl further de
chned c o. Tho pens could not De =, ~
sihsr market Old Bucks and Ewes soid 70 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
Iuno 2O.-rho loading tatures raagea as follows

Flour steady ana uhehahgou' u'n'nu CONTINUES OF
The nlsno.t cash price, were q" ,oIosr-w1.a'-No
spras Se.N 80 spr"' 'GS hye nS 20 corn
Rsrev%S% = See. rl.i sssd-so 81 lsg. Prime
I ars Nm side, loose ~ 50 Dry saited Shoulders boxed
IS s' ti are, oot csi & . &lstSs Go
STANDARD "a" 5'o... Recepts-flour $4,000 ools Wheat
Kyc ~ Oasn: narey 300 ousn; sniDms , roas
oas. 1900 Oash. 40 800 Uus-' barley 1000
lns Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market was
STEADY creamery laslsG' barry l2oiC@ Egs' 1910
liz. per doz $3.50
- 10 Fanov 80 8, ssi o:;..:wheat active No .
Red va. a Er''D' M
Mixed a ss . ~. aS ao S.,:r at 81 &c
Bulk Meats dai-shOrt RlO.at 8 So Bacon lr@.shert
s RS. Of a SS goods 81
s;eady-Fancy creamery $50 lyS Good 10 sItra isS
Hogs Common ana LIght 800 S,t s ~,
nsa1 Shipment, 1850 head.
pErnorr Juuo ,yhcat-No. White cash ss'.c asked
sssea june SAVE asked: Is bid AUGUST 7sc 6,
Corn Cash is'se 500 SS. NOMINAL aa
No ca. %"'S Oats 400 BUSH ''''' ~
MyxEAr9ss June 6s, ''eay' No.
PEouIA June 20.-Corn firm. Hsl Mixed SGtsTrc
Mixed IS arm SS NO. WIZ Ss ssS
49,. whiskev arm-wlnes q 90. SORTS u "a H.;
SS@ ss,a Barioy 400 bas shp@entCorn 500
S .Ds Oats $4,000 bush Rye $50 bush Barley 900
bush.
PHILADELPHIA June 2OFlour, demand slow, prices weak
western and Penusvyania supernne 81 bOesS OV' 40
Extra - OO1 sS oo roaasvSInn ss sa 80 90
Family 25ds4 rs: Ohio Clear 81 % 9s' 20 30 saght
"a rs az 5O Indiana Clear a. 90 "a 26 do straight - 70
s 5OSt Louis southern ILLINOIS Clear - oOds4 Z9io
10 Straight "a 25G45 Winter Wheat Patent "a 80 OO
Minnesota bakers 81 O09s 46 do do straight - %
rs. . 90 ous y 70 per Garre for @ TO
for June q TSSs T oGsr aSo% II
sell speculation tame EXPORT demand light sPo,
in gram depot ssc No Delaware Red IN export elevator
Ked for June ~ gGs9ci do July SOheSohc do Tor
August s5h6 sb'sc do or sep,emoer sS"@o. rye
i r1ed steady; light pts moderate local trade demands
no speculation and prices OF options were wholly
on track IN Camden No. Mixed for June 45dttc
do 1s Tor Ivy or sas held sales
Mixod s2c Rejected White 3sc Ungrsded sg1sc Nc;
" hts 9sse a irssS s7e FstSres duh and
lower. No. White tor Juno NC; 30 or my oo4
Potatoes~cnoice EarIy Rose eoa56c DO fan 70 Cool
80 q 5scs White choice 7O3I5ci DO fa. 70 1ooa
s. o6sc 8urbanLs choice Sr ~ Good no @4Ge
M%So,n 'nY Pearl % choice At 7oc Far Good
0S 90sc Peerless, as fopv asr 6s so 10 So do
naSrsts ~ 30 smoked Beef 1901 Beef hams 80 w
PORK meas sle oG do prime mesa new si s, so
Civ REFINED 81 1901 do steam 81 00 DO
so So - Butter weaA-Pennsyvanm CrssmeU Extra
Y~ crssmsry Extra lie, PACKING Butter az 7slOc.
Cheese dull New'York full cream a. ONO I nj
SKINS .Ears essler. Psnnsyiysna, arss iIs,
Ohio and Western arsts l6o Pstroieu1iv Aye,
SssasIs lSc Confectionery 6Sc Powdered oll699tc
oD %nss oS ss.a LOG Ssc oo S cu. S Soss
II, 800 yuan uats lo<O0 bush
PuilApsr.PHrA June 20-3sA5 D. m-wheat dun and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE June 2O-coton dull Mindlinr lli.c......
Flour steady Howard street and Western suDerhne 90 BOZ
Hs superhne ~ 50 % DO Extra - 20 6o 10 do ITO
Brands 81 6so 90 PataDsco Family % 90 do superatve
southern Rel 90 1s2oi no. Amber 81 sy5c No Ne.tern
Winter Rei spot ss<c bid do for June ssasetc
steady White SO s54c' Yellow 4sei9c Western
nominal. Mixed spot 49, asked oats easy ana du
IS 9Jici Pennsvvanla S3a56c. Rye steady at eas
coo. ....nav duh Prime To Cnolce Western all 90
S Ss4 90 saS cis Me saS.
backed 6@-@sao Bacon-shouldeTs 1850 clear klo
Butter was STEADY Western Packed II Iic' Creamery
l6s2Oo Eggs doll at - al l6o Petroleum steady
Refined 90. COFFEE Rio esrsoss primary sn. 70 iaIr
Henbed 90 agaG whsksy steady at ~ l4atl H..
Freghs to Llvorpool per steainer dull-cotton ,-d'
Wheat 81 800 bush 49, TOO Dusn Oats Ia ~ yush.
rive $500. Busn- smpments-flour l3O52 sb. Wheat
Cora 2l.lO0 busn
boston June 2O.-Flour dull-common Extra So 30
ass 80 " neat Patents prime 20 OuRt9 IL.
asic '''' Good No Grade sse5O ~. oats we're hrm
so l White iOHdilc NO 2 whIl' So'.S No w hiis
-. Butter umet-w--tern Extra Creamery l9c .....
Cheese dul-New-York and Vermont Extra Vi2c LgEs
dsv-Plour and 4 4O1 sacks corn OlOO
Osts $1,000 su,a. Shorts $500 Oush
BUFFALO. June 2O-whsat-No. Hard dull, few
NG S ana un.S sra SS RsS sossS So wSs
I2,aa t5c Tor No 2, No yellow az 44Sc. ssked No
ieliow 4S.e In store oats gnIs bat hrnL 20 White
RyeduL No = Western 80 o6lc on track Flour
Guiet ..... Mlliced was UNCHANGED cornmeal easy
Receipts-Flour 1900 bills, Wheat 800 bush
Cora 3ot0oo ons' oats soo0 bush barley M bush hall
10000 susn oats 500 bush BARLEY -, bush Canal
shipments-wheat 22l 900 lush Corn $1,000 bush Oats
$1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River. Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-For Brazil styles values qn0tsble on Inc
basis Of 49, for fair Rio spot invoices the saos only
comprised 1000 bags No at Isle aud 1000 bags 40 at
l7Sc The uider growhs quiet but steady Trading
future deliveries not specially active the sales reach
only al 800 though values uctuated violently at
times First prices under advices from Havre
showed an advance 0O0 l2o points but the final figures only
represented advance of lOOQl0b points as follows:
January, l7soa 1900: February, l7;956lso5 March,
August; 459i15o: September l7ooal75o; october
1890 The ranges the different months were as oiows
July l700al725; August, 5dl765; September. IL4O
dl1.90 october. l7750laO0; November. 5000 Is %;
December l!s;els.l6; January. l7GYols,2o H"vre
CUTTONIn sympathy with a sharp break IN speculative
values prices goods reduced The sales az
Iregajed 40i bales 600 saturday all OF which we're
for consumption Tho port receipts to-day were 12e
bales with jOl bales This day last and
4OOl bales this day last Since September the total
have been b.lS2 6s7 bales o2432o9
bales Tor period last year.
Quotations standard OF
q e nn fOllnMa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21

500 nr,inary TO Prime sheep at % 70 to 81 So and
sSss: ss, S S e e s''''
ssesJudd& Buckinghsm 1855 West virginia Lambs. %
average At q 80 per loo 2g7 do $50 ~ 70
Newton e Gllett: 465 ohio Sheep, s3S o. average at
y % per 100 $40 DO 81 70, at ~ so 226 do 81 10 az
- 20; 10 Virginia Ewes los 10. AZ 81 2s 2si virginia
j. q saaier CO. fss Kentucky sasep % n average at
q 20 per 100 10 West Virginia Ewes l2s No. 100
sherman Culver. Is Virgins Ewes 20 ~ az $'ss per nj
q TO- oni s sh zee sg D. a % Isg 9 20 400 49, 80 s
Kentucky Lambs CO D. at s6 5oi 232 West Virginia do 81
NJ Collins for D. Harrington. 1913 Ohio sheep, 8. aver
q 20 90 do 92 TO- 81 9si 4tv rylna Bucks and Ewes
% ~ at S9 IL do 80 ~ at 81 10 do ll2 ~ Al ~ l3 Wiz
gnia lambs (selectsd IS 10 at SO per D o6dc. 80 n a.
90 90 10, AZ % 10 per 100 10. n,
Pidcock $50 OHIO Sheep, 81 average az DC per 10
l67 Virginia LAMBS So d. at she lt2 DO 90 10 a. &c 2s9
DO go ID at &c 267 DO o. ID, at 6pc 800 DO 62 10 at 6@e
go do Ga ID at $50 do 81 No. at l95 Kenucsy do o.
pa l6S DO 81 10 at &C. 1919 do 6s b at &C. o2 do %
n, ut 6Lc
ialien6eck Hollis; 1873 Ohio Sheep u AVERAGE. a
oS e 20 s 80 a. am no "a a. sSJ pT p 81 % o az
&c 10 do 81 b. ai6bo' 4sa Kentucky do ~ n at e 81
Dnenbsck Dewey IS Western sheep (poor 90 10, At 80
per ID Oil do "a 10 - 40 100 bs 40 do 81 h. at
"a 80. 254 Kentueky iamb. " n, at &C per ~
per 10 State Lambs 90 H. SECS 80 do 80 10, at 0ssci
26l Kentucky do. 81 10. at 81 % per 100 ~
b2S Ohio sheep 81 d. t4sc "a state Lambs 62 d. At &C.
Eyeritt Pidcock 90 Pennsylvania sheep 40 n average
at ~ per si 90 Ohio d. 92 b at SCI 90 Penn,ylvana
Saturday; 405 Pennsylvania sheep, 92 b at ~ 30 per
HoGs-Recepts we're 90 cars of $3.50 head-so cars
Jersey City AMI 3 40ts No sales reported on live
weight Nominalystead at So SO ass 6j per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
des Wc"hawken and Iioboken Cattle.
oroT.rtoxs oP uRyvPs ro.DIY

Good b. Prime steers 50 - 90 and
REVIEW OF TIE WEEK-The arrivals Of Reeves tho
pas head than last week aud 1881 head
less than the corresponding week last year
Tho week characterized by sharp decline In
prices an along the line Chicago showed heavy receipts
nearly every av 10 sale here Wednes
the tumblcd l5d2Oc. closing heavy AT the de-
cline aud Friday with arr al, there still
further drop OF lOajc and large number OF cattle unsod
British markets collapsed early in tho week TO heavy
supplies both from Canada and the United states as we'll az
J,i with slight later In the week Live AT
ia London and Liverpool 10 loHllo Alto
gr the weeks business was disastrous to nearly every IN
terest connected with tho cattle trade
about the only exception TO the general
downward tendency tie Live stock markets. veas held
u y all closing firm Friday, while Hutermik
Calves recovered from the slight decline OF Tuesday ana
sheep we're little week and advanced
on aud continued rm Thursday; but
lp- and slack demand the IA rket weak
enc aud fell on Fflay declined 10 l5c Friday
day and plump &c per on Friday and . TO &c again on
Saturday. A., ,-- ...--- -,
Uurain TO toll the Newly ork market
Dressed Hogs lie lined &C. and the feeling IN Live Hogs
INTERVIEWER pts Yesterday and to-day were 100 cars OF
Jersey Cy4o cars at 6nh ST. and ~
S SIr T' 10 s s1a e sfbsrscr Al e6ts there
Mr Eastman. 22 for stern Metzgcr.
In al ou fresh arrivals there 20 carloads nj Jer
sey City held from last week Eighteen carloads how
mcnt alive by A A. Munroe and cars came direct oa
there only 81 cars on salo lral"
and dragging with little stcaior feeling but 20
quo,bc Improvement 10 prices and the yards "cre not uy
Poor steers sold down to ~ 25asl 80 Common Prime
AT - aOa ~ n Chore retail IS GS5 80 and cw
spneat to morrow 80 Live and LOO quarters OF
T1e weeks shipments OF Live Cattle sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were "a follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-21
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BUFFALO June 2O-Cdtte- Rocspts last "a hours 1870
head. total TINS 6.7l5 nstt for same time
sO33 consigned through sunday Is
OF which AZ 20 NowYOrk to-day 70 Of which 62 cars TO
New York 1913 prices declined ID 25c since
last Moudvy Common Psr 81 rs a. 80 Good TO Choice
shipping 81 406f4 49, Cows and Helters 90 65i
Fat Bulls 81 20 IS OO Stockers and Feeders 80 0Od
50 So Mich Cows s25 $3.50. veas - 759so So all Offer
iDgs taken.
last "a hours 200 total for week
thus far 1850 head Tor time sst week 1850
heat kned Though IL cars OF whon 10 New
York ~ for sale market unsettled bat generally
lower Common TO Fair s3 1910 Choice 10 EHira
- 20 1s4 80 Good TO Choice Lambs s61sG 0O bulk OF
offerings sold.
Boo.-kseeris last "a hours 1885 mead toal for ne
1888 head time last week zl1oo
head. consigned through, sunday 81 cars. OF winch
TO NewfJrki to-day 81 cars OF which u TO Newfofk %
cars sale market fairly active snd shade higher Mixed
Pigs and Light Workers t5 i0DSj 10 selected WORKERS
IS 20S5 20 selected Medium weights - so 90 500 Es
IS 40 Selected Heavy Ends 81 5ODsi co. stays - %
market closed steady all offerings taken
LOUIS. June observation-disclosures 1900 head ship
ments ..- neao' market was steady Choice heavy
Native Steers ~ 4O6S4 65i Far 10 Gooc Shipping
steers - % 40 Butchers steers far TO Choice ss
dst 81 Feeders - 206si 0G stockers TAR
10 gco 81 TO- Texans common grass TO good corned
~ ludft 20.
ROrs-keceips 1900 mead, snipnent. head marke.
was active Choice Heavy ana Butchefs seectlon,
S. o0esj Is Packing Far Choice 81 S5 ass 90 Workers
Medium Prime. 81 80 80 90 Pig., Common 10 oood
81 30ds4 so
sheeD-keceips 800 shipments hsacs market
steady Clipped FAIR to Choice So Oes4 10. Lambs